Taylor County sits in central Kentucky with Campbellsville serving as its clear settlement and road focus. On this Taylor County
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Spencer County occupies a compact part of north-central Kentucky where Taylorsville serves as the main settlement and road reference, while
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Simpson County sits on Kentucky’s southern edge, where Franklin forms the clear local center and Interstate 65 runs north to
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Shelby County sits in north-central Kentucky between the Louisville area and the state capital region, with Shelbyville near the middle
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Scott County sits in north-central Kentucky with Georgetown as its main urban center, a broader southern half, and a noticeably
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Russell County sits in south-central Kentucky where two compact population centers, a north-south highway corridor, and the deeply indented waters
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Rowan County, Kentucky, centers on Morehead, where I-64 and U.S. 60 cross a relatively low valley surrounded by branching creeks
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Rockcastle County in Kentucky is crossed by a major interstate corridor and surrounded by a landscape of creek valleys and
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Robertson County occupies a compact piece of northeastern Kentucky, with Mount Olivet serving as the county seat and the clearest
